#Kerja3ersama: Taman Nasional Baluran

Overview: Baluran National Park (East Java)

Baluran National Park in East Java is presented as a highly complete “tourist paradise” and a key biodiversity site. The video highlights the park’s vast, varied ecosystems, including:

• Savanna
• Mangroves
• Seasonal and coastal forests
• Lower mountain forests
• Swamp forests
• Evergreen forests (green year-round)

The park covers about 25,000 hectares in the Banyuputih sub-district, Situbondo Regency.

Key Wildlife and Landscape Features

• Savanna vegetation dominates roughly 300 hectares, offering open grassland views.
• The savanna is home to animals such as:
  • Eastern deer
  • Wild buffalo
  • Long-tailed peacocks (described as passing through occasionally)
  • Red jungle fowl
• The Baluran Mountains provide a dramatic backdrop that reinforces the “wild nature” atmosphere.

Travel Highlights / Standout Scenery

Bama Beach

Bama Beach is emphasized as a must-see destination, especially for its:

• Sunrise views with orange gradient colors
• Clear sea water
• White sand

Bama Beach is also surrounded by cool mangrove forests, creating a strong contrast between coastal and forest scenery.

Conservation / Lifestyle Message

The video includes a call to preserve Indonesia’s national parks—described as the country’s “last bastion” of biodiversity resources.

Notable Locations and Featured Wildlife

Locations / landscape

• Baluran National Park (Situbondo Regency, East Java)
• Banyuputih sub-district
• Baluran Mountains
• Bama Beach
• Mangrove forests

Wildlife

• Eastern deer
• Wild buffalo
• Long-tailed peacocks
• Red jungle fowl

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